The event will focus on environmental resiliency and sustainability topics that directly impact the future health and well-being of North Port’s residents and natural resources.

Panelists will include experts from the City’s Natural Resources Division, the UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County, People for Trees, and the Environmental Conservancy of North Port. Topics will cover resilience planning, water and habitat management, sustainable development and how the community can work together to protect North Port’s unique environment.

This series is about listening, learning and building trust,” said Natural Resources Division Manager Stefan Kalev. By bringing together local experts and community partners, we aim to share knowledge and create connections that support a stronger, more sustainable North Port.”

The panel series was launched to strengthen community engagement, provide residents with direct access to local leaders and experts and foster meaningful conversations about the City’s priorities. Previous discussions have focused on infrastructure and public safety.

The September 16 event is free and open to the public. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from panelists, ask questions and engage in discussion.

Event Details:

What: Panel Series: Environmental Resiliency and Sustainability

When: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 6 to 8 p.m.

Where: Suncoast Technical College, 4445 Career Lane, North Port

For more information about other engagement opportunities with the City, visit NorthPortFL.gov/Engage.

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The sale features a wide selection of native trees available in two container sizes. Seven-gallon trees ($35) include Live Oak, Longleaf Pine, and American Elm—all known for their resilience and ecological value. Three-gallon trees ($20) include Sweetgum (a special variety without spiky seed pods), Bald Cypress, Slash Pine, and Red Maple.

A special promotional offer features Southern Red Cedar in 7-gallon containers for just $25, providing an opportunity for homeowners to add an aromatic, salt-tolerant native evergreen to their landscape at a reduced cost.

Trees are available for purchase via cash or credit, and all proceeds support the organization’s efforts to enhance environmental awareness and expand the region’s native tree canopy.

For those unable to attend the pop-up sale, appointments are available for other days and times. Interested individuals can contact Alice White at (941) 468-2486 to schedule a private shopping experience.

People for Trees encourages community members to plant native species, which require less water and maintenance, support local wildlife, and help build a sustainable landscape resilient to Florida’s climate challenges.

For more information, visit PeopleForTrees.com.

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